What is the reality of continental Baekje?

 We talked a lot about Baekje.I don't know why you can't talk about getting the point. I was so frustrated by what Professor Lee Yong-beom said yesterday that I brought out a book called "Mallyu Wonryugo" today. Professor Lee feels like he is mistaken for the duty of private studies to explain Manchuria Wonryugo. The book written by Emperor Keonlong of the Qing Dynasty is Manchuria Wonryugo. Do you know what the founding national poem of the Qing Dynasty is? You need to know that first.I talked about Samhaksa earlier.People of the Mansamhaksa family probably hate Manchuria, written by Emperor Geonwi of the Qing Dynasty, which means that the Qing Dynasty has the nationality of "explanatoryism," which means "break away from the Ming tradition and reject the Han Dynasty."The Qing Dynasty is of the same kind as us in terms of descent.At the same time, he's a descendant of Goguryeo. There's no need to talk about this.Where did all those Goguryeo people go? That's common sense.So, it is natural that the nationalities and traditions of the Qing Dynasty, descendants of Goguryeo, became "the principle of defection." Emperor Keonlong was a great king who led the promotion of literature and arts in the Qing Dynasty among all kings of the Qing Dynasty. This book was written by many people, not by one person. But why? Are you blaming this Manchuria? It's because I don't like the idea of leaving the office.These days, there seems to be a great scholar like Samhaksa Temple, but the private school on the side of the petitioner is not made up of one Manchurian Wonryu High School. Who made fun of Manchurian Wonryu High School while talking about Baekje?Of course not. Manchuria High School introduced 25 Chinese companies first, followed by the author's humble opinion. "Myopia," "I'm thinking about it," "I'm thinking about it," "I'm thinking about it," and added "I'm thinking about it." So, this book played the role of "Gagans" in private studies.In other words, it's a "Gagans Book" about 25 Chinese companies, but why would you blame this book? I am not explaining the Baekje River by citing the Manryu Wonryugo ================================================= The records in Buksa and Juseo are "Baekje...... Jajin Songjeyanggeogangjwa-woo." "濟.........." "Baekje has occupied both the north and the right of the Yangtze River since the Qin Dynasty, Song Dynasty, Qi Dynasty." The empires of Jinsongjeyang here were all the Southern Dynasties of the Northern and Southern Dynasties in the south of the Yangtze River. In Chinese history, "gang" means "quantum hall," and "ha" means "Hwangha." Also, when it comes to the left of the Yangjagang, it refers to the north of the Yangjagang because it stands upstream where the water flows and is based on the left and right of the Yangjagang, so "Geogang Jwa-woo" means that it occupied the "North and South of the Yangjagang." If you look at the family name of General 7 of Baekje, you will be surprised if you know the history.That's why Baekje originally has eight surnames, but 25 Chinese temples and our Samguksagi are written like this. "Baekjeyu Daeseongpal Clan Sa Clan, Jin Clan, Mok Clan, Yeon Clan, Yeon Clan, Yeon Clan, and Hyeop Clan." "The strange thing is that most of the eight great Baekje surnames are not left in the South and North Korea." King Dongseong wrote a message to delegate the sovereignty over China's east coast to the generals. General Amu left records such as appointing him as Cheongha Taesu (Shandong Province) because of his contributions. Therefore, at that time, the Northern Dynasties were in the Wei Dynasty, and when I read an article that said, "The body that collapsed after defeating the Wei Dynasty's troops turned the field red," it really made me bleed. Just looking at the names appointed by Baekje generals, these are pure Chinese continental names that do not appear in geography or librarians such as Korea's Dongguk Yeoji Seungram (except Joseon, Nakrang, Daebangman), that is, Gwangyang Taesoo Gwangneung Taesoo, Cheongha Taesoo, Nakrangtaesoo, Bukpyeong Taesoo, etc. All of these names are from China. But the strange thing is that Chinese historians suffered from pride while watching the Baekje match in Namje, and I don't know who did it, but I guess it was the work of Saga during the Tang Dynasty.The opening part of the match between Namje and Baekje was "Buk!" Baekje's glory pierced the sky and China's prestige fell to the ground, so I guess my stomach hurt.I'm sure it's the same for the 25th generation that the Ministry of Culture and Education.I have two types of Chinese yam. And I put four letters in that space.This is a sign of the conscience of Chinese history. Can you see what he said? It's the content of the article that continues after the blank called "The Resolution." In fact, the honor of King Yeonggwang Dongseong of Baekje, who was at the place where it was torn off, would have been amazing. =========================================================== Lim Seung-guk's remarks at the National Assembly hearing in 1981